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As manufacturers move toward a more automated future, there are plenty of questions to work through, and a plethora of opportunities for those that can.
Automation, machine learning and what to do with all the data produced were some of the issues addressed by a panel of industry experts at the Plastics and Rubber in Automotive conference, held recently in Novi. The end goal for many companies is to create smart equipment, machines that can self-diagnose, self-correct and communicate.
Matt Myrand, director of advanced manufacturing and supply chain at Faurecia North America, an automotive supplier, said his company has a wide diversity of programs at very low volume, meaning it must adapt to customer volumes and products. What that could look like in an Industry 4.0 shop is machines flexing in and out based on the products being made.
Quick, reliable decisions are also a key driver for companies. As turnaround times in the automotive industry become more rapid, companies are turning to automation to keep up.
Michelle Bockman, vice president of commercial development at HP Inc., added that the business drivers behind the movement involve customization and personalization.
Karn said collecting data and using it helps predict pitfalls and make better decisions.
One key issue, especially for manufacturers who have been around for a while, is how to integrate these new features when the shop is still running older equipment.
Myrand said his company has a mix of machines that are decades old and others that have been purchased within the last year. There are both environmental and vibration sensors that can be externally mounted to the older machines, allowing them to gather a sizable amount of data.
McGrath echoed those sentiments, saying that while the data might not be as much as a newer machine, it's enough for manufacturers to get a start and capitalize on the advantages of the new technology.
Karn said his company has a new facility in South Carolina, and most of those machines have the technology and systems needed for automation and data harvesting embedded. But the company has to be more selective when it comes to the older machines used in Tennessee and Michigan, focusing on items that are critical issues. He often finds once a company starts automating the data gathered leads to other things that could be harnessed and things usually snowball from there.
"I think the only issue with older machines is you'll be able to collect the data, but getting those machines to automatically self-correct may be a bit of a challenge based on technology," Karn said.
For rubber product manufacturers, there are additional challenges beyond the equipment.
First, in certain high-quality driven industries like automotive, medical and aerospace, any time there is a change to a manufacturing process there are hurdles around customer approvals.
Jim Fitzgerald-CEO of Flexan LLC, a contract manufacturer of rubber, thermoplastic and silicone parts based in the Chicago area-said in a separate interview that automation for rubber companies is more challenging than in plastics because they're dealing with a flexible part. This means part removal or extraction requires different tactics.
Rey Obnamia, vice president of technology and regulatory at IRP Medical, the silicone manufacturing subsidiary of the IRP Group focused on the medical industry, said in an interview that his firm already is starting to automate with the addition of robots. The focus is trying to make redundant tasks more efficient with machine learning to give the company a more competitive advantage.
Like any change in the workplace, Karn said it's paramount that everyone buys in, and for management to ease concerns about the new technology for those employees who feel threatened by it.
There are many online training options that companies can utilize. And McGrath added that companies have simplified the data gathering process into easy-to-use tools.
Bockman said it's important to listen and utilize the experience already in the company. She found that it's easier to teach the software to someone already rooted with manufacturing experience than the other way around.
Multiple attendees questioned the security of these programs, and overall the panel said those concerns could be mitigated by taking some basic steps.
"Certainly cybersecurity is on the mind of a lot of folks," McGrath said.
Bockman said hacking is typically not likely, but there are steps companies can take to prevent it. For instance, warn employees not to use the equipment to charge their phones as that could open it up to possible vulnerabilities.
It varies as to when a company will see a return on investment with automation and data harvesting, but most of the panel agrees that it usually occurs within a year. One thing Myrand warned was that automation is not a replacement for lean manufacturing processes, advising companies to first fix the problem before automating it.
Myrand said at the end of the day, it's all about staying competitive in the marketplace.
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At the end of the day, it has been known for Emily and I to have a little bit of a leak session. Leaking is crying for no explainable reason or emotion. Well Emily might have a reason but usually I really don't.
Last night I did have a reason to feel like leaking: exhaustion, frustration over the crazy physical changes that occur with having a baby, and not knowing how to comfort a screaming baby in great discomfort while she was trying to eat. I was having a moment of self pity and thinking about how much longer it would be until I adjusted to this new sleeping schedule, until my body was at least to a new normal and until I knew what to do differently to help her calm down. I had a few seconds of wishing Emily was older so we could just talk through the situation instead of helplessly screaming, at which point I felt bad for not cherishing the moments we have with her as a newborn because already she is growing so fast.
And then the thought came to my mind that Emily and I are in the same boat. Her spirit is in a new body and all at once she is experiencing and dealing with new physical things. She is trying to figure out how her limbs work, how to eat, and how her internal systems function. When those don't all come together she feels hunger, discomfort, pain, and frustration. Communication is limited. She can't see very well, isn't sure how to react to noises, and has no control over her environment. My list of changes looks pretty pitiful next to hers. My heart filled with understanding, love, and compassion for my precious daughter.
I have been learning to strategically place burp cloths all over our apartment so we are always ready for a mess. No amount of preparation could have prevented last nights adventure.
After we both had a good cry, we went to bed. Six hours later she was ready to eat. It was going so smoothly, and then I heard lots of noises that suggested her diaper was becoming quite full. So we temporarily discontinued eating for a diaper change since we had both been covered in the last 24 hours from a diaper explosion. Andrew graciously got up to change her, during which time she spit up and squirmed around in it. New onsie was in order.
Back to eating, which was going so well. There were no warning signs for the explosive throwing up that soaked every article of clothing I was wearing, left a wide spread splatter pattern on my pillowcase, and created a nice puddle on the bed for me to sit in. First thought: I'm so grateful I just slept for 5 hours.
As we then went through the process of cleaning up that mess at 2am while Emily contentedly laid in her crib and waited to finish eating, I kept thinking of this quote from Sister Hinkley.
So I laughed, although I think it was more out of exhaustion than a conscious choice.
In between all the the thoughts and night festivities, we celebrated my birthday. Andrew got me a pair of pajamas and my parents gave me sewing scissors! We ate delicious bowls of mint-chocolate chip ice cream.
Oh my goodness, Emily is beautiful! Those first few weeks are hard, hard, hard. But also wonderful! And I so appreciate your refreshing attitude! And love your thought about Emily's spirit in her new body.


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ACF Fiorentina SpA
La Viola (The Purple Ones)
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ACF Fiorentina (Associazione Calcio Fiorentina e Florentia Viola),often called Fiorentina, is an Italian professional football club from Florence, Tuscany, and was founded in 1926.
2.1 Nickname
4 Titles won
5 League positions from 2000-2009
5.1 League positions from 1929-1999
Fiorentina have won the Serie A twice, first in 1955/56 then again in 1968/69, as well as winning six Coppa Italia trophies. On the European stage Fiorentina have won the UEFA Cup Winners' Cup in 1960/61, they finished runners-up in the UEFA Cup 1989/90 and they also came close to winning the biggest European prize, finishing as runners-up in the European Cup during 1956/57.
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1926-2002 AC Fiorentina
2002-2003 Florentia Viola
2003-present ACF Fiorentina
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Fiorentina is known by the nickname La viola; a reference to their distinctive purple colours.
August 26 1926 - With the fusion of Palestra Ginnastica Fiorentina (P.G.F.) Libertas and Club Sportivo Firenze, Fiorentina was born.
1939 - 1940 - Fiorentina wins their first cup, the Coppa Italia.
1955 - 1956 - FIorentina win their first "Scudetto", (the Italian championship).
1920 - 1961 - 2th "Scudetto" is won by Fiorentina.
After the second "Scudetto", Fiorentina won the Cup Winners' Cup.
1960 - the club win the "Coppa Italia" and the Mitropa Cup
1974 - the Viola win the Anglo-Italian League Cup.
1975 - the team won another "Coppa Italia".
1993 - 1994 - Fiorentina were relegated to the Serie B (second division).
Afterwards the team return to the Serie A
1996 - Fiorentina gained their 3rd "Coppa Italia".
2000 - Fiorentina win the "Italian Super Coppa".
2001 -2005 - The team is struck by financial problems, and are moved to the bottom of Italian Football. They then work their way back up to the Serie A.
Titles won[change | change source]
Serie A : 2
1955/56, 1968/69
Coppa Italia : 6
1939/40, 1960/61, 1965/66, 1974/75, 1995/96, 2000/01
UEFA Cup Winners' Cup : 1
League positions from 2000-2009[change | change source]
Season League Position
2000/01 Serie A 9th
2001/02 Serie A 17th
2002/03 Serie C2 1st / Group B
2003/04 Serie B 6th
1929/30 : Serie B - 4th
1930/31 : Serie B - Champions
1931/32 : Serie A - 4th
1934/35 : Serie A - 3rd
1935/36 : Serie A - 12th
1945/46 : Serie A - 5th / Serie A, Serie B
1955/56 : Serie A - Champions
1956/57 : Serie A - 2nd
Official website[change | change source]
(Italian)Official website
Retrieved from "https://simple.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=ACF_Fiorentina&oldid=6079550"
Italian football clubs
1926 establishments in Italy
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The Technology Boom And The Many Ways It's Affecting Multifamily Properties
Michael Zaransky Forbes Councils Member
Forbes Real Estate Council COUNCIL POST
Michael Zaransky
Michael Zaransky is Founder and Managing Principal of MZ Capital Partners.
In this wired world, technology has had an enormous, wide-ranging impact on the multifamily real estate market. That impact is most notably seen in the way property owners innovate and differentiate their holdings but really begins much earlier than that with the way in which owners examine the market and appeal to potential renters. It also affects the way in which owners and renters interact once they have entered into an agreement.
The bottom line is that demand continues to outstrip supply, and apartments are being snapped up as quickly as they can be built. The World Property Journal noted that as of February 2018, no fewer than 17,000 multifamily units were under construction in Chicago alone and that more than half were expected to come online — that outlet's phraseology — by year's end.
"Coming online" can be taken in a literal sense as well, as our firm is well aware. We have been including high-speed Wi-Fi in our Class A properties for the last five or six years, and in our Class B properties for the last two and a half to three — and we feature it not just in the units themselves but also the common areas.
That is the baseline standard in this day and age. That is what renters demand — particularly those from Generation Z, who are in their 20s and expected to outnumber millennials by later this year, making them a growing force not only in real estate, but in the economy as a whole. Gen Zers are the first generation to have the internet their entire lives, meaning (among other things) they are more tech-savvy than their predecessors and place a premium on connectivity.
Simply put, a smart property owner would be wise to embrace smart devices, as the presence of such technology — whether it controls security, lighting, televisions or thermostats — has great appeal to younger renters, particularly millennials. They have grown up around such gadgetry, and want to continue to live in places that feature it.
So, by all means, install voice-controlled services like Google Home and Alexa. Do as we do at our properties and equip renters with key fobs, which will allow them access not only to their units but to such common areas as the fitness center.
In a competitive landscape where young renters are very likely considering multiple properties, I believe those featuring the newest technology will be more appealing. And if prior experience with other amenities is any indication, the availability of technology-equipped apartments should translate into a rent premium for the property owner as well.
Yet another area in which tech has had an impact is that of package delivery. One source claims 41% of Americans receive between two and five packages a month, and the glut is particularly felt at multifamily properties: A typical building receives 100 packages a week.
To ensure safe delivery, install delivery locker systems at your property. These are far more cost-effective than those available through online vendors like Amazon. Tenants can receive a text or email alerts when packages arrive in their name and can then access the room courtesy of the key fobs mentioned above.
Texting and emailing are no longer viewed as cutting-edge technologies, of course, but they are the most widely used methods of communication among tenants and residents. Collecting contact information, and maintaining a database in which it is included, will take on added importance when other communication tools come down the pike.
Smart property owners are also able in this day and age to process leases and renewals online, courtesy of smart contracts and e-signatures. Also, I have found that hard copies of in-house communications like newsletters have gone the way of the dinosaurs. Renters much prefer to receive such dispatches electronically — and that is especially true of younger renters like millennials, who tend to be so environmentally aware.
Marketing is another area where tech comes into play, as many real estate firms do so solely online, courtesy of websites and social media. Instagram is a worthwhile frontier to explore, as it is the preferred platform of Gen Z — a small surprise, perhaps, since IG dates all the way back to 2010, making it relatively ancient by social media standards.
Other marketing avenues are sites like apartments.com and rent.com, which give a potential renter access to real-time pricing and availability. Another useful tool is Google Ads, which will improve an apartment building's ranking whenever it is the subject of a Google search.
Analytics — how a property is performing, whether it is priced correctly, etc. — have become a huge part of the business. Those with the leading technology in that area are apartment-listing services like apartments.com, rent.com, and apartmentguide.com.
Those with the leading technology in that area now are the apartment-listing services (ALS). In addition to offering property owners the ability to get better online recognition by listing their properties on their site, they also offer additional services, and I think are becoming more cutting edge in offering analytical services and lists of people currently searching for apartments in particular areas. Once people sign a lease, it will keep within the ALS database when their lease is expiring, which helps target them as prospects for a potential new lease. Such information is obviously invaluable to property owners, which is why I would highly recommend taking advantage of sites such as these.
In this wired world, technology will no doubt continue to evolve, and as it does it will impact real estate in unforeseen ways.
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Module family pumps up with dual-core Tegra 2
Jul 20, 2010 — by Eric Brown — from the LinuxDevices Archive
Toradex announced a new member of its Colibri module family based on the Nvidia Tegra T20 system-on-chip (SoC), whose dual ARM Cortex-A9 cores are clocked at 1GHz. The Colibri Tegra T20 ships with 256MB of DDR RAM and 1GB flash, supports 1080p video playback, and offers interfaces including Ethernet, USB, I2C, and SPI, says the company.
The Colibri Tegra T20 is the latest — and by far the most powerful — of a series of Linux-compatible "Colibri" CPU modules. These have previously been based on Marvell PXA processors, such as the PXA320-based Colibri PXA320 module (see farther below for more on the Colibri line.) The Colibri Tegra T20 is said to be fully pin-compatible with the existing Colibri modules, allowing smooth migration of designs, says the company.
Colibri Tegra T20
Since it was announced in January, Nvidia's Tegra T20, also known as the Tegra 250 or simply the Tegra 2, has seen widespread use in Android-based tablets, among other applications. The Colibri Tegra T20 module, however, ships with Windows CE, although Linux and QNX will be supported by third parties, says Toradex.
Nvidia's Tegra T20 SoC incorporates eight independent processors, which may be "used together or independently to optimize power usage at all times," according to Nvidia. The CPU, clocked at its maximum 1GHz in the Toradex module, is a dual-core version of ARM's Cortex-A9. The SoC's low-power Graphics Processing Unit (GPU) is said to support 3D rendering capabilities for advanced graphics applications.
The Colibri Tegra T20 is equipped with 256MB of 32-bit DDR RAM, as well as 1GB of flash storage, says Toradex. The module supports 1080p video playback, with display resolutions up to 1920 × 1080 pixels, says the company.
LCD displays are said to be supported at up to 1680 x 1050 resolution. Unlike previous models, the Colibri Tegra T20 supports an HDMI interface.
The module supplies a 16-bit external bus, supports dual SD card slots, and offers 10/100Mbps Ethernet support and a high-speed USB Host/Device interface, says Toradex. Additional I/O is said to include I2C, SPI, IrDA, One-Wire, as well as three UARTs.
As with previous Colibri modules, the Tegra T20 version offers 4/5-wire touch interfaces, as well as camera interfaces, audio I/O, PWM, and GPIOs (up to 110 of them).
The 2.66 x 1.44 x 0.20-inch (67.6 × 36.7 × 5.2mm) SODIMM module can withstand temperatures from -4 to 158 deg. F (-20 to 70 deg. C), says Toradex. Power consumption is said to run at less than two Watts.
Colibri background
The last time we heard from Toradex was in September of last year when the company announced a revised, Linux-ready Limestone 2.0 design kit targeting creation of customer-specific PDAs, and featuring an 806MHz Marvell PXA320 processor.
The Limestone PDA kit was said to be an outgrowth of the company's Colibri computer modules, such as the Colibri PXA320, Colibri PXA290, and Colibri PXA270. Like the first Limestone kit, released in November of 2008, the Limestone doesn't actually employ the actual SODIMM modules. Instead, its 806MHz PXA320 processor and other features are integrated onto an available main board.
Samples of the Colibri Tegra T20 will be available for purchase and evaluation in the fourth quarter with a Windows BSP, says Toradex, which adds that Linux and QNX will be supported by third parties. More information and a link to a datasheet PDF may be found here.
'nanoRISC' module offers 1GHz speed and multiple…
MXM module steps up to ARM Cortex-A8
Nvidia aims Cortex-A9 SoC at tablets
Tegra-based Android tablet ships for $230
10.1-inch tablet runs Android 2.2 on Tegra 250
Quad-core SoC supports Android 4.0, 3840 x 1080…
Latest PandaBoard moves to 1.2GHz OMAP4460
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Intel planning tablet-only processors, says report
Android tablet and kitchen computer debut
Qseven module sports a TI ARM-plus-DSP chip
Nvidia's quad-core Tegra 3 ready for holidays
First Tegra 2-based Qseven module spins HD video on 5 Watts
Tegra 2 module gains open-spec pico-ITX carrier board
Computer module taps 1.5GHz, dual-core OMAP4460 SoC


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Remove leaves and core from cauliflower. Cut cauliflower into 1 1/2-inch pieces. In 5-quart saucepot over high heat, in 1 inch boiling water, heat cauliflower to boiling. Reduce heat to low; cover and simmer cauliflower 10 minutes or until tender, stirring occasionally. Drain cauliflower; keep warm in saucepot.
Prepare Brussels sprouts as labels direct but prepare both packages together. Drain Brussels sprouts; keep warm.
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The territory of Colorado could soon enable political advisory groups to acknowledge commitments in cryptographic money.
The Office of the Colorado Secretary of State distributed another working draft of its "Guidelines Concerning Campaign and Political Finance" on Wednesday, which remarkably incorporates another area on cryptographic money gifts.
The report, which refreshes the Code of Colorado Regulations, does not indicate a specific cryptographic forms of money in the new run, yet allows for showcase instability and incorporates certain confinements.
Additionally segments take note of that unknown commitments must be beneath $20, with commitments at or over that level being given to an altruistic association or the state treasurer.
No most extreme breaking point is indicated in the report for commitments from distinguished benefactors, rather alluding to supplementary documentation. As per the Secretary of State's site, this farthest point can extend from $200 to no denial, contingent upon the situation for which a competitor is running.
Occupants of Colorado can give criticism to the secretary's office on the draft until 5:00 p.m. neighborhood time on May 23. In the event that endorsed, Colorado would turn into the most recent state to permit digital currency gifts for this reason.
The Federal Election Commission – which administers national-level crusades – already declared it would permit bitcoin gifts to political battles, as beforehand detailed by CoinDesk. In any case, it is vague whether the 2014 direction would apply to the more extensive arrangement of digital currencies which exist today.


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A Build Your Weapons – The Very Best of the Noise Years 1986–1988 a kanadai Voivod együttes 2017-ben megjelent válogatáslemeze. A kiadvány a zenekar 1986 és 1988 között, a német Noise lemezkiadónál megjelent három nagylemezének (Rrröööaaarrr, 1986; Killing Technology, 1987; Dimension Hatröss, 1988) dalaiból ad alapos áttekintést.

Az album dalai
1. lemez
 Korgüll the Exterminator
 Fuck Off and Die
 Ripping Headaches
 Thrashing Rage
 The Helldriver
 Build Your Weapons
 Killing Technology
 Overreaction
 Tornado
 Forgotten in Space

2. lemez
 Ravenous Medicine
 Order of the Blackguards
 Cockroaches
 Experiment
 Tribal Convictions
 Chaosmöngers
 Technocratic Manipulators
 Macrosolutions to Megaproblems
 Brain Scan
 Psychic Vacuum

Közreműködők
Denis Belanger "Snake" – ének
Denis D'Amour "Piggy" – gitár
Jean-Yves Theriault "Blacky" – basszusgitár
Michel Langevin "Away" – dobok

Források
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 Noise Records Reissues (Pledge Music)

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Critic Consensus: With a fresh take on familiar villains and a renewed sense of stakes, Resolution is a strong series special that surprises in both story and spectacle.
As the New Year begins, a terrifying evil is stirring from across the centuries of Earth's history. Will the Doctor (Jodie Whittaker), Ryan (Tosin Cole), Graham (Bradley Walsh) and Yaz (Mandip Gill) be able to overcome this threat to Planet Earth?
What this episode, titled Resolution, proved is that Doctor Who is a series that needs, in part, to embrace its 55-year history.
Resolution plays around with Dalek tropes to make a fresh and exciting story, it's only slightly let down by a less than stellar ending.
the aptly-titled "Resolution" represents the kind of well-paced, high stakes television we've been looking for in showrunner Chris Chibnall's ambitious yet shaky first season.
Resolution suffers from the same problems as Chibnall's other recent episodes - there's the structure of a good story, but many niggling problems mean it could be much better.
What we got was a story that felt like that familiar Who again.
Whittaker's Doctor rises from her habitual state of goofy wonder to world-protector battle mode, that attitude of nervous confidence the Daleks always bring out in her.
With that action-packed, emotionally driven finale, "Resolution" successfully kicks off the New Year while leaving us wanting more of this Doctor Who - confident, fun, and finally on solid footing after a shaky 11th season.
Doctor Who can tell so many kinds of stories, from the straight-up monster-laden action to heady tales of morality, but it is arguably at its best, as it was here, when it naturally manages to mix the both of them.
Whatever threats the future may bring, the Doctor and her friends will be there to fight back - and if their future adventures are as much fun as "Resolution," I can't wait.
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Dedicated to the spiritual philosophy of Zarathushtra, includes the first Zoroastrian Cyber-temple, text of the scripture and numerous articles by various scholars on Zoroastrianism.
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Zoroastrian Group at Stanford
Zoroastrianism is the ancient religion of Persia. It was founded about 3500 years ago by the prophet Zarathushtra. Arising out of the polytheistic traditions of ancient India and Iran, he was one of the first monotheists in human history
Traditional Zoroastrianism: Tenets of the Religion
These are the tenets of the Mazdayasni Zarathushtri religion, as accepted and preached by all the Dasturjees and religious teachers and common Zarathushtris in India. May our faith increase day by day, in these glorious tenets, that our ancestors have believed in for thousands of years.
Zoroastrianism Page
Zarathustra was believed to have lived during 600 B.C. in Persia, which is the region covered by modern-day Iran and Iraq. Current estimates have revised this date to anywhere between 1500 B.C. and 1000 B.C. This would make Zoaroastrianism the second oldest world religion, next only to Hiduism
Avesta Web Server
The term AVESTA has two separate meanings: First, it is the name of the ancient scriptures of the Zoroastrian religion. AVESTA is also used to refer to the language in which these scriptures are written. This server gives you access to all of the extant Avesta, along with translations, and is being expanded to include information about the language, and other useful information for students of Zoroastrian religion.
"Zoroastrian Influences on Judaism and Christianity and Monotheism" ( Mark Willey )
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This website is devoted to discussion of the strong influence Zoroastrianism had on Judaism and Christianity, including such concepts as monotheism, afterlife, heaven and hell, the savior, angels, communion, baptism etc
"Zoroastrian Religious Services" ( kerman katrak )
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A fully ordained priest performing Zoroastrian Religious Services to the community around the globe
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LAS VEGAS, Oct. 16, 2016 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The American College of Emergency Physicians (ACEP) today announced that Paul Kivela, MD, MBA, FACEP, of Napa, Calif., was elected President-elect during the organization's annual meeting in Las Vegas. He was elected by ACEP's Council to serve a 1-year term and will assume ACEP's presidency at next year's meeting in Washington, DC.
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Dr. Kivela earned his medical degree at the University of Illinois College of Medicine, and completed his internship and residency in emergency medicine at the Los Angeles County-Harbor-UCLA Medical Center. He received his MBA at the University of Tennessee.


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1) Malcolm X's birthday – did they kill him…AND his grandson? http://www.veteranstoday.com/2013/05/12/did-cia-kill-malcolm-xs-grandson/ –
2) US intel officer: Every US terrorist attack "false flag" http://www.collective-evolution.com/2015/05/15/us-intelligence-officer-every-single-terrorist-attack-in-us-was-a-false-flag-attack/
More Osama Bin Laden "revelations"
3) Osama bin Laden read THE NEW PEARL HARBOR http://blackbag.gawker.com/was-osama-a-9-11-truther-and-also-a-gamepro-reader-1705770658
4) Osama had a pretty good reading list: DNI http://www.dni.gov/index.php/resources/bin-laden-bookshelf?start=3
5) What The Guardian did not tell you about Jim's interview on Osama http://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/may/20/osama-bin-laden-conspiracy-theorist-september-11-illuminati
6) Kevin's interpretation: What if Hersh is partly right? http://www.veteranstoday.com/2015/05/20/obl-theories/
Dzhokhar's impending martyrdom
7) Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov: Dzokhar is innocent, framed by CIA http://www.ibtimes.com/chechen-leader-accuses-us-intelligence-framing-boston-bomber-dzhokhar-tsarnaev-1926343
8) Wayne Madsen: Dzhokar's trial judge tied to US intel http://www.waynemadsenreport.com/articles/20150519_2
Middle East madness
9) Israelis think they are "the center of the world" http://libertyfight.com/2015/israelis_center_of_world.html
10) Defying US, Iranian warships escort cargo vessel toward Yemen http://www.timesofisrael.com/defying-us-iranian-warships-escort-cargo-vessel-toward-yemen/
11) Key Iraqi City Falls to ISIS as Last of Security Forces Flee http://www.nytimes.com/2015/05/18/world/middleeast/isis-ramadi-iraq.html?_r=0
12) Islamic State seizes ancient Palmyra city from Syrian forces http://in.reuters.com/article/2015/05/20/mideast-crisis-syria-northeast-idINKBN0O52AH20150520
13) Western wars have killed four million Muslims since 1990 http://www.voltairenet.org/article187299.html
14) Paul Krugman–Bush/Cheney fabricated reasons for war with Iraq http://www.greanvillepost.com/2015/05/18/paul-krugman-drops-epic-truth-bomb-on-latest-round-of-lies-about-iraq-war/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+TheGreanvillePost+%28The+Greanville+Post%29
15) Admin knew of attack on Benghazi 10 days in advance http://www.judicialwatch.org/press-room/press-releases/judicial-watch-defense-state-department-documents-reveal-obama-administration-knew-that-al-qaeda-terrorists-had-planned-benghazi-attack-10-days-in-advance/
16) Changes in Saudi Arabia designed to contain Iran's regional influence http://www.iranreview.org/content/Documents/Changes-in-Saudi-Arabia-Aimed-at-Blocking-Iran-s-Regional-Clout.htm
17) Headhunting: Saudi Arabia hiring 8 new executioners after 2015 beheadings hit 85 http://rt.com/news/259873-saudi-arabia-hires-executioners/
18) Saudis 'to get nuclear weapons' http://www.thesundaytimes.co.uk/sto/news/world_news/Middle_East/article1557090.ece
More crazies with nukes
19) Trident whistleblower: nuclear 'disaster waiting to happen' https://wikileaks.org/trident-safety/
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War on Russia
21) US blinks in face off with Russia http://www.strategic-culture.org/news/2015/05/18/us-blinks-in-face-off-with-russia.html
22) Bulgaria sends troops to Macedonia in possible set up for an invasion http://sputniknews.com/europe/20150514/1022143930.html
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24) Trans-Pacific Partnership raises disturbing questions for US citizens http://rinf.com/alt-news/politics/let-public-read-completed-parts-trans-pacific-partnership/
25) UN puts spotlight on US human rights record https://www.facebook.com/CenterforConstitutionalRights
26) Rand Paul pulls 10 1/2-hour talk-a-thon on Senate floor over NSA spy program http://www.latimes.com/nation/la-na-rand-paul-filibuster-nsa-20150520-story.html
27) Kerry wants international controls on internet https://www.weeklystandard.com/…/kerry-internet-needs-rules-be-able- flourish-and-work-properly_949526.html
28) Colorado massive military convoy–Something very unusual is about to happen http://allnewspipeline.com/1961_Jade_Helm_Warning.php
29) Sinister detainee transport vehicle near Houston
30) Jade Helm and the "Shemitah": Religious extremists spread paranoid propaganda http://themillenniumreport.com/2015/04/jade-helm-ends-with-the-beginning-of-the-shemitah-jubilee-in-mid-september-2015/
31) The Real Deal with Jeff Rense and Robert O'Dowd on JADE HELM https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h55weL_Pfas&index=56&list=PLsfS5KpYMzb20sCxyfSotfX1ELkIBrXZ3
Collapse of Western Civilization
32) Texas biker shooting blamed on "Hell's ISIS" http://www.veteranstoday.com/2015/05/19/hells-isis/
33) GCHQ goes LGBT http://readersupportednews.org/opinion2/277-75/30244-exploiting-social-issues-for-militarism-and-imperialism
35) US Army transvestites march in red high-heels http://fredoneverything.net/PussyGeneral.shtml
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8 Thoughts to "FFWN: Was Osama a "conspiracy theorist"?"
It's easy to understand why they put together that particular Osama Bin Laden book list – to discredit them, the ideas they contain and everyone else who encourages such narratives! The Osama Bin Laden myth is alive and well – they're still using him as a boogeyman, like Hitler!
Enjoying your work as always .
K from Dublin
I wonder if the charade was a deal made with Cheney. Bush et al left the stage set for Obama to look good when he wanted and in exchange Obama agreed not to turn anyone over to the Hague for trial.
buelahman
I see a divorce brewing between you and Fetzer.
Unfortunately, it is over Duff, for goodness sakes. Why?!?
But "discrediting" a book by calling attention to it like this is counterproductive. I wish they had "discredited" me by claiming Osama was a huge fan of Truth Jihad and Questioning the War on Terror!
Duff has made VT into as good as alternative outlet as any and better than most. Fetzer has made FFWN the best weekly news show on the planet. So I'll work with both. But I'm tired of hearing them bickering. Jim has lashed out at Gordon plenty of times on this show, and Gordon got back a few licks on my radio show. Enough of that, let's move on.
Amin Abdullah
"Saudi Arabia hiring 8 new executioners after 2015 beheadings hit 85."
Where does one get an application to fill out ?. My mother-in-law is very interested; she does not enjoy her current job.
Yeah, they're not the brightest sparks are they! Think how many more people started listening to you after Hollande's criticism (compliment).


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Silver Ash () is a visual rock band from China influenced by the Japanese visual kei movement. They formed in the year 2000 and are located in Beijing. Their music is a mix of British rock, hard rock, glam rock and goth rock. After several member changes and a couple years of inactivity, Silver Ash currently consists of original members Ling (vocals) and Zhen (drums), guitarist Yue, and bassist Cain. They are known as the first Chinese visual rock band and have played a significant role in increasing the movement's popularity in China.

History
The original line-up of Silver Ash included Ling (vocals), Lucy (guitar), Nancy (guitar), Hong (bass), and Zhen (drums). The band was produced by the Gorgeous Devil Studio and Scream Records from 2000-2005. Guitarist Nancy left the group before they signed to Scream Records. They toured China in 2002, performing in ten cities including Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, and Chongqing. In 2005, they chose to leave Scream Records and were without a record label (and still are).  Due to personal reasons, some of the Silver Ash members were forced to leave the band.

Guitarist Lucy was replaced by Yue. After much deliberation, Hong had to leave the band and was replaced by new bassist Yu.
From there, they added Bai Niao (White Bird), on keyboard. Previously, Bai Niao was the vocalist and keyboardist of another Chinese visual rock band called Frozen Blood (冻结的血液).

Silver Ash has faced a lot of difficulties. The other band members had left Silver Ash temporarily to pursue their careers, leaving only Ling for a short period of time. They were also scheduled to tour the US in 2003-2004, but it was canceled due to the SARS scare. It was last heard that they were still without a record label as well, but were given various offers from Japanese record labels such as Avex Trax. They were previously signed to Toshiba-EMI but were released from the contract again due to government problems. They have not released an album since 2005, citing the slumping economy and reluctant record label companies.

Silver Ash held a live on August 30, 2006 with Japanese band La'cryma Christi, particularly to be viewed by the production company Sweet Child. They have also performed with the Japanese bands Rice and Gram∞Maria.

Relaunch of activities
In 2011, Silver Ash released a limited 1000-run press of a new single, "Pretty But Evil". The international digital release of the track on January 4, 2013, inaugurated the beginning of their comeback. They are currently working on a new release which is slated to drop sometime in March or April 2013, for which there will be both English and Japanese versions in addition to their native Chinese. They are currently being represented by EINSOF Marketing Group.

Discography

 Pretty But Evil (2011)
Pretty But Evil
Cosmo
MV: Control-live

 未尽集 (6/2005)
White Dream (白色的梦)
依赖 (Rely)
独舞 (Dancing Alone)
雪痕 (Snow Track)
樱雪 (Flowering Cherry Snow)
月残 X 樱雪 remix (Lunar Eclipse + Flowering Cherry Snow Remix)
珊瑚泪 (Coral's Tear)
葬花吟 (Flower Funeral Song)
SAD SONG (伤心的歌)
眩觉 (Feeling Dizzy)

蝶变: Out of Control (2004/5)
Control 控制
Return 回歸
Cry 泣
蝶变 (Metamorphosis)
午夜 (Midnight)
殇 (Die Young [lit. Dying Before Your Time])

Never End (2003/1/2)
序曲 (Overture)
眠 (dormancy)
Seduction
Never End
Never End (instruments only)

羽翼之祈愿篇 Home Video (2002)
MV:Liar
Home Video
MV:月残

Silver Ash (2002/1/25)
Gorgeous Devil
风琴 (Organum)
谁 (Who)
Liar
风之断崖 (Wind of the Broken Cliff)
月残 (Lunar Eclipse)
弥沙 (Suffused Sand)
Twins-双生
疏远 (Estrange)
6月24日-望 (Demo) (June 24: Look)

风琴 (2001/8/30)
月残 (Lunar Eclipse)
风琴 (Organum)
双生 (Twins)
Storm Blast
Home Video (Live)【残月夜】

References

External links
 Official Website

Chinese rock music groups
Musical groups from Beijing
Gothic rock groups
Musical groups established in 2000


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Q: How can I merge ASP .NET Identity/ Identity Framework DbContext class to my DbContext class which is on another Assembly/ Project I have implement N-tier architecture in  my MVC application (using Code-First Approach); in this I have my DB in separate assembly and MVC in separate assembly. So, I want my asp .net identity tables to be added into my existing database dbcontext class.
I have tried to merge this but it recreates my existing database with no asp .net identity tables.
Here is the Asp. net identity DbContext Class(which is in separate assembly:
namespace MVC_ExplorePak.Models
{

public class ApplicationUser : IdentityUser
{
    public async Task<ClaimsIdentity> GenerateUserIdentityAsync(UserManager<ApplicationUser> manager)
    {
        // Note the authenticationType must match the one defined in CookieAuthenticationOptions.AuthenticationType
        var userIdentity = await manager.CreateIdentityAsync(this, DefaultAuthenticationTypes.ApplicationCookie);
        // Add custom user claims here
        return userIdentity;
    }
}

public class ApplicationDbContext : IdentityDbContext<ApplicationUser>
{
    public ApplicationDbContext()
        : base("DefaultConnection", throwIfV1Schema: false)
    {
    }

    public static ApplicationDbContext Create()
    {
        return new ApplicationDbContext();
    }
}

And below is my existing DB dbcontext class in another assembly:
namespace EF_DB
{
public class EFContext: DbContext
{
    public EFContext(): base("Constr")
    {

    }

    protected override void OnModelCreating(DbModelBuilder modelBuilder)
    {
        base.OnModelCreating(modelBuilder);

        modelBuilder.Entity<Product>()
        .HasMany<Color>(p => p.ColorsOffered)
        .WithMany();

        modelBuilder.Entity<Product>()
            .HasMany<Size>(p => p.SizesOffered)
            .WithMany();

        modelBuilder.Entity<PackageInfo>()
            .HasMany<TourGuide>(p => p.TourGuide)
            .WithMany();

        modelBuilder.Entity<PackageInfo>()
        .HasMany<TourDay>(p => p.TourDays)
        .WithMany();

        //Necessity of time
        modelBuilder.Entity<Hotel>()
        .HasMany<HotelRoom>(p => p.RoomsInformation)
        .WithMany();
    }

    public DbSet<Country> Countries { get; set; }

    public DbSet<Province> Provinces { get; set; }

    public DbSet<City> Cities { get; set; }

    public DbSet<Location> Locations { get; set; }

    public DbSet<Department> Departments { get; set; }

    public DbSet<Category> Categories { get; set; }

    public DbSet<SubCategory> SubCategories { get; set; }

    public DbSet<Size> Sizes { get; set; }

    public DbSet<Color> Colors { get; set; }

    public DbSet<Fabric> Fabrics { get; set; }

    public DbSet<Product> Products { get; set; }

    public DbSet<Hotel> Hotels { get; set; }

    public DbSet<HotelRoom> HotelRooms { get; set; }

    public DbSet<PackageInfo> PackageInfos { get; set; }

    public DbSet<TourGuide> TourGuides { get; set; }

    public DbSet<DriverDetail> DriverDetails { get; set; }

    public DbSet<VehicleInfo> VehicleInfos { get; set; }

}
}

And lastly, here is my connection string in MVC assembly:
  <connectionStrings>
    <clear />
    <add name="Constr" connectionString="Data Source=.;Initial Catalog=ExplorePakDB;user id=myid;password=mypass" providerName="System.Data.SqlClient" />
  </connectionStrings>

So, how can I merge Asp .net Identity DbContext class in my DbContext class. Please once again keep in mind that they both are in different assembly under same solution.

A: If by merging you mean having one DbContext for both Identity and Data what you need to do is this:

*

*Move ApplicationUser to the DB assembly

*Change EFContext to inherit IdentityDbContext<ApplicationUser> (Identity assemblies will be added to this assembly also)

*Add mappings for Identity tables, you can find them here: https://github.com/aspnet/AspNetIdentity/blob/master/src/Microsoft.AspNet.Identity.EntityFramework/IdentityDbContext.cs
The key to this approach is to understand that IdentityDbContext is just a DbContext with some default mappings.

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Gov. Gavin Newsom, who entered office in January amid a mounting wildfire crisis, today is scheduled to outline a series of possible ways forward for California including a proposal to create a re-insurance fund run by the state, according to people familiar with the discussions.
The insurance fund is aimed at making future fire victims financially whole, while also protecting publicly traded utilities from insolvency. The concept has been percolating around the Capitol for weeks.
The proposal will be one of several included in a report, set to be issued Friday, outlining what Newsom's administration believes are the key areas that need to be tackled to protect California from the devastating wildfires it has witnessed in recent years — and make sure that PG&E is the only major California utility that ends up in bankruptcy proceedings this year.
PG&E filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protections in January, citing $30 billion in potential liabilities from two years of devastating wildfires.
Newsom's report will also at least broach two other controversial topics: Reforming the California Public Utilities Commission, and revisiting state liability laws that can leave utilities on the hook for damages even when they are not negligent.
The governor is not expected to make a definitive legislative proposal, however, on any of the ideas included in the report.
"I think all those things will be on the table," said Napa state Sen. Bill Dodd, whose district was devastated by the 2017 North Bay fires and who has been intimately involved in wildfire discussions in the state Capitol over the past year.
But Dodd said there are many details still to be worked out — including who would pay into an insurance fund, and how to make sure PG&E shareholders don't walk away unscathed.
Dodd's position underscores the tough position Newsom finds himself in as he tries to weigh the political reality in the state Capitol with demands from Wall Street.
Dodd said any proposals viewed as offering help or financial protection for the utilities, like an insurance fund, should be tied to concrete concessions from PG&E to ensure that the company improves its safety practices, and include requirements that shareholders — not just ratepayers — have skin in the game.
The governor's office, according to those familiar with the discussions, knows that its key audience for any proposal is the state Legislature, not Wall Street.
But Newsom's office is crafting its ideas with an eye toward protecting ratepayers from bearing the brunt of multibillion-dollar wildfires while also trying to calm investors' nerves. The two major bond rating agencies recently warned that the state's two other investor-owned utilities — San Diego Gas & Electric and Southern California Edison — could be just one large fire away from bankruptcy, and last month downgraded both companies' bond ratings, making it more expensive for them to borrow money.
As those warnings rattled Wall Street in recent months, investors and their lobbyists have poured into Sacramento to argue for legislative action. The conversations seem to have calmed some nerves: PG&E's stock has soared from less than $7 a share since just before the company filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection to about $19 a share today.
Former state Assemblyman Mike Gatto, who has been following the debate closely, said that stock price indicates investors are feeling confident that whatever comes out of Sacramento won't be too punitive to PG&E.
But it's also not politically feasible to stick taxpayers or ratepayers with the entire bill, he said, noting that all those competing priorities will make it difficult for the governor to find consensus among lawmakers.
The report will additionally raise the issue of streamlining the California Public Utilities Commission, according to those involved in discussions, so that the regulatory agency can deal more quickly with issues of safety and liability — perhaps by taking away some of the CPUC's sprawling workload. The CPUC currently oversees a broad portfolio of industries — electric, natural gas, telecommunications, water, railroad, rail transit and passenger transportation — and has been criticized as slow to respond.
Gatto proposed legislation three years ago to eliminate the CPUC and redistribute its broad portfolio to other agencies, and said he has heard that the governor is looking at that proposal as a possible roadmap for changes at the CPUC.
And, perhaps most controversially, the report is not expected to foreclose on the concept of changing a much debated state liability law, known as inverse condemnation. A change to that law would be aimed at inuring utilities from paying for fires if they did not act negligently, but there are no indications that the governor's office plans to immediately pursue any change, which would set up a divisive and bitter fight in the state Capitol.
In California under Democrats, it's tax, tax, tax — a drip and a drop, nickel and a dime — all the time. That's not a political statement. It's a fact.
By front-loading the wells to boost early oil output, many companies have been able to accelerate growth. But these newer wells peter out more quickly, so companies have to drill new ones sooner to sustain their production.
Chevron announced plans last month to more than double its production to 900,000 barrels of oil and gas a day in the Permian Basin of West Texas and New Mexico over the next five years. Exxon said it expects its output in the oil field to reach one million barrels of oil and gas daily as soon as 2024. But the companies say they are doing so patiently, with an eye toward extracting more oil over the life of the wells.
Neil Chapman, who oversees Exxon's exploration and production business, told investors last month that Exxon is trying to be systematic about extracting the most it can from its acreage.
"There is a certain amount of energy in this reservoir, and when you drill them up, that energy starts to dissipate," Mr. Chapman said.
Another side effect of front-loaded wells: They are unleashing enormous amounts of natural gas. That's because gas escapes more easily than oil from underground reservoirs as pressure falls.
Gas production in the two largest U.S. oil fields, in Texas and North Dakota, grew 43% from January 2018 to the same period this year as oil output grew 35%, according to EIA data. There isn't enough pipeline capacity to bring all of that fuel to market, so companies in West Texas effectively have had to pay people to take it away. Prices at the Waha trading hub fell to a record average low of negative $5.25 per million British thermal units for gas that flowed on Thursday, with some gas sold for as little as negative $9, according to S&P Global Platts.
Because oil is more valuable than gas, the shift in the gas-oil ratio means that these wells are less profitable. Higher gas production paired with lower oil output also can be a sign of fatigue, symptomatic of lowered pressure in an overall subsurface pool or reservoir.
In the Williston Basin, which extends into North Dakota and Montana, newer wells drilled by EOG Resources Inc. are producing less oil and more gas than their predecessors, according to data from ShaleProfile, an industry analytics platform. The company's wells there that began producing in 2013 generated an average of about 227,000 barrels of oil in their first year. At that point, they were producing on average 1,122 cubic feet of gas for every barrel of oil.
Wells in the same area that began producing four years later generated an average of roughly 134,000 barrels of oil in their first year, a 41% decline, data show. Meanwhile, the ratio of gas to oil produced climbed to an average of 2,027 cubic feet of gas for every barrel of oil.
EOG said it wasn't unexpected for well results in an area to vary year-to-year. "These performance factors are predictable," a spokeswoman said.
In the Permian Basin, Laredo Petroleum Inc. expects to wring an average of 15% less oil and 13% more gas than previously forecast from its wells over five years, the company told investors in February.
Laredo is adjusting by increasing the space between its future wells, though doing so means it will have fewer overall locations to drill. The company didn't respond to requests for comment. While exploration and production companies are modifying their approach, Julie Francis, an analyst at energy consultancy Wood Mackenzie, said they face an uphill climb because of the increasingly rapid decline of their shale wells, likening the situation to trying to refill a leaky cup.
During the tense debate over the Caglia project last year, Brandau called Ashley Werner and Leadership Counsel "poverty pimps."Brandau declined to comment for this story, but recently told The Bee his opinion of Leadership Counsel has not changed.
"We say it's important to have people up there who look like us, but it's more important to have people up there looking out for us," said Sandra Celedon, president and CEO of Fresno BHC.
"We have to create this new definition of power. It's no longer looking just to City Hall for power. "Some local politicians are starting to partner and collaborate with the advocacy groups.


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Seen by over 120 million people worldwide, LES MISÉRABLES is undisputedly one of the world's most popular musicals. Coinciding with its 35th triumphant year in London's glittering West End, Cameron Mackintosh produced a spectacular sell-out staged concert version at the Gielgud Theatre featuring an all-star cast headed by Michael Ball, Alfie Boe, Carrie Hope Fletcher and Matt Lucas. Now at Everyman, you can experience a live broadcast of the musical phenomenon for one night only on 2 December which broke box office records and sold out its entire 16-week season.
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St. Martin's Episcopal Church
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St. Martin's Episcopal Church was founded by English immigrants on July 1, 1876 making it the oldest church in the city of Fairmont. The original church building was first used for services on Sunday, October 8, 1876 and was consecrated by the Rt. Rev. Henry Benjamin Whipple, the first bishop of Minnesota, on August 23, 1877. In 1970 the first St. Martin's was razed and the present structure was built on the same property at the corner of First and Park Streets. The first services in the new church were held on Palm Sunday, April 4, 1971. The new building was formally consecrated by the Rt. Rev. Phillip F. McNairy, the sixth bishop of Minnesota, on August 23, 1977, exactly one hundred years to the day the first church building was consecrated.
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Q: How would you design a power divider with 50-Ohm unbalanced input and 4x 100-Ohm balanced output impedances to send RF down a CAT6 cable? A CAT6 cable has 4 balanced pairs, each at 100 Ohm.  I'm wondering if I can make a 50-Ohm coax unbalanced input and split the power to 4x 100-Ohm balanced output (and then merge it back together the same way on the other side).
How would you design a power divider with a 50-Ohm input and 100-Ohm outputs?  This is not an "uneven-power" splitter: we want the power split to be the equal, just change the port impedances and switch from unbalanced to balanced (and back on the other end of the cable).

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*Can a power splitter like this be realized without a balun?  There exist microstrip unbalanced-to-balanced power splitters without an obvious balun, but can it be done with lumped elements?

*How do you generalize an N-Way splitter where the input impedance is different from the output impedance in terms of R/L/C values for the circuit? (but maybe start with a 2- or 3-port example?)


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October 1910: Gordon-Bennett Cup This Month... in 1910 British pioneer Claude Grahame-White (left) won the 2nd Gordon-Bennett Cup Race for aeroplanes. The contest took place at Belmont Park, New York on 29 October and was contested by teams from France, USA and Britain. The pilots had to cover a course of 5km 20 times. Flying a Blériot monoplane, Grahame-White averaged 62 mph to complete the course in 1 hr 4 mins. He had fitted a new 100hp engine for the race which created some problems: "...the heat ... made some of the woodwork of the monoplane's body begin to smoulder. I smelt the burning wood as I flew round the course, and saw smoke beginning to blow back," he wrote. "The situation ... was distinctly trying."
July 1910: Bournemouth Aviation Meeting This Month... in 1910 the Bournemouth International Aviation Meeting took place. Between 11-16 July well-known pilots such as Claude Grahame-White (flying a Farman III), Leon Morane (Blériot XI) and Edmond Audemars (Demoiselle) participated in the various competitions, including a race to the Needles on the Isle of Wight. Morane won many of the prizes, including the speed prize with 56 mph. Sadly Charles Rolls (co-founder of Rolls Royce) was killed on 12 July when his French-built Wright (pictured left) suffered structural failure. A new tailplane he had fitted a few days before broke away as he was pulling out of a steep dive during the spot-landing contest. He was the first Briton to be killed in a flying accident.
May 1911: the Paris - Madrid race This Month... in 1911 Jules Védrines covered 1197 km (732 miles) to win the Paris - Madrid race flying a 70 hp Morane-Borel. The route took competitors via Angoulême (Dordogne) and San Sebastian (N. Spain). "San Sebastian gave me the impression of a huge spade-cut made in the middle of Mt. Fontarabie," he wrote. "To reach the place to land you had to pass between two mountains which rose up on either side of the pass. And there, right at the bottom, I would find the little beach which served as the landing ground. These mountains ... were black with people. ... I decided to give [the crowd] ... a show.... I was still over the open sea when I cut the ignition. ... A few seconds later, I was busy between the two peaks. I passed really close to one of them ... within stone's throw of the cheering crowd." Védrines went on to win the race on 26 May in a total time of 14 h. 55 m.
April 1912: first woman to fly the Channel This Month... in 1912 Gustav Hamel flew Eleanor Trehawke Davies to Paris, making her the first woman to cross the English Channel by aeroplane. The pair left Hendon (London) at 9:38 a.m. on 2 April in a two-seater Blériot XI (70 hp Gnôme) and crossed the coast at Dover around 11. Unfortunately, Miss Trehawke Davies failed in her task to ensure the pressure in the petrol system was kept up and the engine stopped in mid-Channel. Luckily Hamel had enough height to glide to a safe landing in a field at Ambleteuse, near Cap Gris Nez. After a further stop on the beach near Boulogne to keep their lunch appointment with Louis Blériot the couple set course for Paris and arrived safely at Issy-les-Moulineaux at 5.55 p.m.
March 1911: Hendon - Brooklands This Month... in 1911 the owners of Hendon and Brooklands put up a prize for the fastest return flight between the two London aerodromes. Four pilots attempted the task on 11 March. First off was Clement Gresswell (Blériot XI), but he was forced down by fog near Staines. Next J. V. Martin (G. W. 'Baby') made it to Brooklands, but became hopelessly lost on the return leg, landing at St. Albans 15 miles away before finding Hendon again. Maurice Ducrocq (Farman III) was forced to turn back to Brooklands at Kew by fog. Only Gustav Hamel (Blériot XI) (left) was able to find his way without problems, picking up the prize and making the 40 mile double trip in 49 mins 35 secs.
December 1912: a winter flight! This Month... in 1912 Pierre Verrier (pilot) and Lt. Gilbert Mapplebeck (passenger) undertook an adventurous winter flight from Hendon to Brooklands. Although the distance between the two London aerodromes was only 20 miles, the flight was made in the teeth of a 45 mph south-westerly gale. Since their Maurice Farman MF.7 "Longhorn" (70 hp Renault) had a top speed of 55 mph, this meant the flight took 2 hr. 10 mins, giving an average ground speed of 9 mph! Clement Gresswell, following them in a car, was forced to stop several times to allow the aeroplane to catch up.
Many thanks to Joe Gertler for allowing me to use Charles Hubbell's beautiful watercolour of Verrier's MF.7: see http://www.memaerobilia.com/hubbellwater.asp for more.
November 1907: the Bleriot VII This Month... in 1907 experimenter Louis Blériot flew his seventh design of aircraft in 'hops' of 500 metres at Issy near Paris. Despite the short distances covered, the 50 hp Antoinette-powered Blériot VII was to be of fundamental importance to the history of aviation. For the first time it brought together a monoplane layout with a tractor propeller, a fully enclosed fuselage and internally braced wings: a configuration that would be used in thousands of aircraft up to the present day. In the short term the VII was wrecked in landing on 18 December, but from it Blériot went on to develop his Channel-crossing Type XI of 1909.
August 1912: through Tower Bridge This Month... in 1912 Frank McClean piloted a Short S.33 sea plane through Tower Bridge and then underneath every other bridge to Westminster. McClean left the Isle of Sheppey in the Thames Estuary at 6:30 a.m., on 10 August, and came down below 150 ft. near London in order to be out of the smoke from the factory chimneys. Reaching Tower Bridge at 7:50, he 'bounced' his floats going under Blackfriars railway bridge to loud cheers from spectators, and almost grazed his wingtips under Waterloo Bridge. Although prevented by the police from repeating the feat on his return journey, McClean had achieved his aim of beating French pilot André Beaumont in making the first 'hydro-aeroplane' flight to London. In 1914 McClean moved up a notch - flying up the Nile to Khartoum.
June 1912: Circuit d'Anjou This Month... in 1912 young pilot Roland Garros battled through the elements to win the French Aero-Club's Prix d'Anjou. The race had started on 16 June as the annual Grand Prix de l'Aéro-Club de France over a 190 km (120 mi.) triangular course Angers - Cholet - Saumur, but conditions were so severe that overnight the rules had to be changed and the race shortened in the interests of safety. Of the six starters (who included Gustav Hamel), only two completed the first day's flying. Garros had taken off in a 43 mph (72 kmh) gale, flown through a downpour and been engulfed by a hail storm. Each lap of the course took him about 2.5 hours to complete. "[The] third lap was a sweet relaxation compared to the first two," he recalled. His machine was a lightened 50 hp Gnôme Blériot XI, which was supervised in the field by a team of mechanics led by Louis Blériot in person. On the second day, the weather was kinder and Garros was able to complete a further four laps to claim the 75,000 franc prize. He also cemented his reputation as an excellent pilot and impressed the military with the Blériot's ability to fly in any weather with a heavy load of petrol.
May 1911: Brooklands - Brighton This Month... in 1911 the first race between Brooklands and Brighton took place, for a prize of £80. On 6 May, Graham Gilmour (flying a Bristol Boxkite) took off, followed by Lt. Snowden-Smith (Farman biplane), Howard Pixton (Avro biplane) and Gustav Hamel (Blériot XI) according to a handicap system devised in advance. The race from London to the south coast was easily won by Hamel who reached the finishing post at the Palace Pier in 57 min. 10 secs. Gilmour came second, taking 1 hr. 37 mins. to cover the 40 miles (a ground speed of 25 mph). Snowden-Smith was disqualified for missing the turning point at Shoreham, and Pixton finished last after getting lost and landing at Plumpton to ask the way.
April 1875: The Zenith Tragedy This Month... in 1875 an early balloon ascent was made above 25,000 ft. with sadly fatal results. The Zenith took off from Paris on 15 April 1875 piloted by Théodore Sivel, assisted by Jospeh Crocé-Spinelli and Gaston Tissandier. The balloon rose to an estimated 28,000 ft in an attempt to beat the altitude record set by British aeronauts Henry Coxwell and James Glaisher in 1862. But despite the presence in the Zenith of oxygen apparatus both Sivel and Crocé-Spinelli succumbed to the effects of hypoxia and cold. Only the younger Tissandier returned to earth alive, and the tragedy effectively put an end to this first Victorian phase of engineless high altitude exploration.
February 1914: Berliner's balloon record This Month... in 1914 engineer Hans Berliner set a new world distance record for gas balloons of 3,053 km (1,897 miles), which remained unbroken until the 1970s. On 8 February he took off from Bitterfeld in Germany, accompanied by Alexander Haase and Arnold Nicolai, in the balloon 'Siemens Schuckert' of 1,680 cu. m. capacity. That night they crossed the Baltic coast, heading for Russia. "Ahead, the lighthouse at Rixhoeft shines ghostly for us, and soon we hear rain showers falling distantly on the sea. At 11 o' clock we leave the mainland and our native coast disappears gradually in the evening mist. Soon we also lose the beacon on the Hela peninsula. Now we are all alone, between water and sky," he wrote. The next day a gale force wind swept the balloon deep into Russia over the Ural Mountains. It finally landed in deep snow near the town of Kirgischan, 150 km west of Jakaterinburg, after 47 hours in the air. Here, the fliers were promptly arrested by Russian secret police as spies and thrown in jail. After 3 months they were able to buy bail for 12,500 gold marks. Berliner returned to Germany in May, where he had been given up for dead; a few weeks later Russia and Germany were embroiled in the 'Great War'.
January 1912: naval experiments This Month... in 1912 Sub-Lt. Charles Samson flew a Short S.38 off the fore-deck of HMS Africa. The battleship, fitted with a 100 ft. wooden take off ramp (left), was moored in the River Medway for the experiment. Samson's aircraft had both floats and wheels, enabling it to land on either water or land. On 10 January 1912, Samson successfully flew off from the ship and landed at the nearby Royal Aero Club flying ground at Eastchurch. It was the first time an aeroplane had been launched from a Royal Navy ship. On 9 May, Samson repeated the feat from HMS Hibernia while she was underway. The first landing on a moving vessel, however, did not take place until 1917.
Sir, -- Motor-cars are bad enough, but they do not come into one's home or garden. With aeroplanes total strangers may drop in, through the roof, for a little chat at any time. I fear the law cannot protect one against such intrusion. If aviation becomes popular I shall have spikes, with long strong prongs, fixed to the chimneys of my house, and the word "Danger" painted in large red letters on a flat part of the roof. If any flying machines come down in my garden I shall send for the police to remove the occupants, whom I shall sue afterwards for any damage to my trees and shrubs.
October 1908: first flight in Britain This Month... in 1908 American Samuel Cody made the first sustained flight in Britain. On 16 October Cody, who had designed and constructed 'British Army Aeroplane No.1', flew it for 1,390 ft. (424 m.) over Farnborough Common. For the historic occassion, Cody had fitted a Union Jack between the tail booms (just visible left). The flight ended in a minor crash when Cody tried to turn the aeroplane to land: "I pulled the steering handle over as hard as I could. Then I faced another bunch of trees right in front of me. Trying to avoid these, I turned the rudder, and it turned rather sharp. The side of the machine struck the ground, and it crumpled up." Cody was unhurt aside from some cuts and bruises.
September 1913: birth of the loop This Month... in 1913 Russian army officer Lt. Petr Nesterov became the first man ever to 'loop the loop'. The feat was performed at Kiev on 9 September in a Nieuport monoplane. Nesterov was initially placed under arrest for endangering his machine, but when it became clear he was a hero he was promoted! Without knowledge of Nesterov's feat, the manoeuvre was repeated in France by Adolphe Pégoud on 21 September. He was flying a slightly modified Blériot XI (pictured left) in order to demonstrate its safety. Between 25-27 September Pégoud came to England to demonstrate his skills at Brooklands. The visit generated considerable interest in the 'upside-down airman' and was reported in detail by The Times. It also attracted the attention of The Graphic and historian William Claxton.
June 1911: The 'Circuit of Europe' This Month... in 1911 the 'Circuit of Europe', a race of 1710 km over a course Paris - Utrecht - Brussels - Calais - London - Paris took place (programme pictured left.) Forty-two pilots started on 18 June but only 8 finished the arduous course two weeks later. Among these was Roland Garros, flying a Blériot XI. Of the spectacular dawn Channel crossing from Calais he wrote, "Left second, in accordance with the overall ranking, and arrived in Dover first of all, after an excellent crossing - and so I assisted in the first invasion of the untouchable territory of old England by a flying squadron..." As in the Paris-Rome race the previous month, Garros finished second and the contest was won by Jean Conneau.
May 1911: Paris to Rome This Month... in 1911 the first Paris - Rome air race took place. The competitors set off on 28 May 1911 via Dijon, Lyon, Avignon, Nice, Genoa, and Pisa on the 910 mile (1465 km) course. Despite being forced to change aeroplanes, Roland Garros (left) led the field most of the way. Jean Conneau of the French Navy also had a difficult race, involving two forced landings and a change of engine. Both pilots flew Blériot XIs. However, when Garros crashed near Pisa Conneau took his chance to come from behind and win the race. He was mobbed when he arrived in Rome on the morning of 31 May, after 28 h, 5 min in the air. André Frey and René Vidart came 3rd and 4th.
April 1910: the London to Manchester race This Month... in 1910 Englishman Claude Grahame-White and Frenchman Louis Paulhan competed to win the Daily Mail £10,000 prize for the first flight from London to Manchester. The race, which took place over 27-28 April, included the first night flight in Britain, as the fliers attempted to use every ploy to gain an advantage over the other. Both flew virtually identical Farman III biplanes and received technical assistance from Henry Farman himself. The race generated immense public interest and inspired numerous similar races across Europe in 1911.
Feb. 1906/07: C. F. Pollock crosses the Channel This Month... in 1906 and 1907 balloonist C. F. Pollock crossed the English Channel from Britain to continental Europe. Although the winter weather grounded many, it brought the north winds needed to make the flight from England possible. On 3 Feb. 1906 Pollock flew with Mr Dale, a fellow member of the Aero Club, from Wandsworth in a balloon called the Vivienne III to the French coast near Dieppe. The next year, he repeated the performance by piloting The Hon.-Mrs Harbord in her balloon, the Nebia, on 21 Feb. 1907 from Chelsea to Stavelot in Belgium. The 1906 flight took 3 hr. 20 mins. but the 1907 lasted over 10 hrs. On both occasions the voyagers landed in violent snowstorms. Pollock was awarded the Aero Club's silver medal in 1911.
Jan. 1908: the first kilometre flight in Europe This Month... in 1908 sportsman Henry Farman won the 50,000F. Archdeacon-Deutsch Prize for the 'first' kilometre circuit in an aeroplane (left). He flew a Voisin. At this time there was still widespread scepticism of the Wright brothers' achievements, and so Farman was hailed a hero following his flight of 13 Jan. 1908. The London Times declared, "to-day has been an epoch making date, that of the victory before official witnesses of human intelligence in its efforts to solve the problem which brought Icarus to grief, [and] which tormented the brain of Leonardo da Vinci...". (Full report) In fact the Wrights had made a similar flight as early as 1904.
Dec. 1910: Sopwith wins the de Forest prize This Month... in 1910 young pilot Tommy Sopwith won the £4,000 Baron de Forest Prize for the longest flight before the year's end from England to the Continent. On 18 Dec. 1910 in his Howard-Wright biplane (left) he flew 169 miles (272 km) to Beaumont in Belgium. Although the weather was fine in Kent it was unsettled on the other side of the Channel, as Sopwith later recalled, "Soon I crossed the Belgian frontier and it got so rough I was nearly thrown out, but hung on with one hand under the seat. We had no seat belts in those days; nor did we have such luxuries as an airspeed indicator. The only instruments were a rev. counter which worked, a compass which did not and a barograph ... reading only to 2,000 feet." Sopwith returned by steamer.


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The New Jersey Forest Fire Service has put fire restrictions in place for several counties including Morris and Passaic
State sets fire restrictions for six NJ counties including Morris and Passaic The New Jersey Forest Fire Service has put fire restrictions in place for several counties including Morris and Passaic Check out this story on northjersey.com: https://www.northjersey.com/story/news/local/2019/09/28/nj-forest-fire-service-puts-restrictions-morris-and-passaic-counties/3802697002/
Ricardo Kaulessar, North Jersey Record Published 12:40 p.m. ET Sept. 28, 2019 | Updated 9:14 p.m. ET Sept. 28, 2019
The weather for much of the next couple of days will be sunny and dry.
It's an ideal time to go out camping in of the many North Jersey state parks or forests where there's the likelihood for a campfire. Unfortunately, it also creates the conditions for a fire in a wooded area.
The New Jersey Forest Fire Service announced Friday on its Facebook page that there are fire restrictions for several counties, including Morris and Passaic.
The Stage 1 Fire Restrictions for the service's Division A coverage area are:
Fires directly on the ground are prohibited unless in a prepared fire ring.
A prepared fire ring must be constructed of steel, stone, brick, or concrete with a gravel or masonry base.
Fires on mineral soil which will not endanger the forest, such as in a gravel pit, may be permitted at the discretion of the Forest Fire warden issuing the permit.
Aerial images of the forest fire which destroyed more than 10,000 acres in Chatsworth on Monday April 1, 2019. (Photo: Tariq Zehawi and Mike Davis USA Today Network)
Other counties under the restriction are Hunterdon, Somerset, Sussex and Warren.
One of the factors of these restrictions is the service has rated the fire danger in the coverage area as "high" due to two indicators: the dryness of the ground and possibility of materials igniting a fire.
There are five state parks in Morris County including the 9,000-acre Allamuchy Mountain State Park, which is also located in Warren and Sussex counties.
Passaic County has three state parks, one of which is 35,524-acre Wawayanda State Park, also located in Sussex County. The county also has three state forests including Ramapo Mountain State Forest, also in Bergen County.
From January 1 to September 22, there were 549 fires reported across the state that burned a total of 13,874 acres, according to the New Jersey Forest Fire Service.
Most of the acreage that went up in flames came from one that struck Penn State Forest in Burlington County this past spring and engulfed approximately 11,600 acres.
Email: kaulessar@northjersey.com
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Tony Love should be evicted as CEO of the St. Petersburg Housing Authority. The concerns raised about his management style and multiple other issues make it clear its past time for a change in leadership. That should be the first priority for the housing authority's board after Mayor Rick Kriseman appoints new members.
As the Tampa Bay Times Christopher O'Donnell has reported, the issues started piling up as soon as Love arrived. After he was hired in 2016, Loved lived rent free for nine months in an apartment designated for low-income families and used agency money to pay for furnishings and the electric bill. The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development found that violated federal rules and cited the housing authority.
That was only the beginning. In 2017, the housing authority paid $3,650 for a consultant to coach Love on his management style. The consultant advised Love, who acknowledged he screamed at staffers, to stop criticizing employees in front of others and making friends with owners of private firms that are paid by the housing authority. The advice apparently didn't stick. This spring, another top employee at the housing authority filed a complaint that Love bullied and intimidated her.
There is more blame to go around. The housing authority board failed to hold Love accountable. It even gave him a 7 percent raise while some board members had not seen his evaluation. Kriseman plans to remove three board members and recently declined to reappoint two others. That should send a clear message.
It's time for a fresh start at the St. Petersburg Housing Authority with a more responsible board and a new CEO. Love has more than three strikes, and he should be out.